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Really, really nice design from the multi-talented Didier Gomez. His furniture design and interiors are exquisite, and his Flash-based website isn’t half as annoying as I know it should be.

A couple of days ago, Roger sent me these amazing pics of Stardust’s new offices in NYC. Apparently they’ve been working with top architects assembledge+ to create this absolutely tip top office environment.

This little snippit from the press release made me chuckle too. “Among the few other directives assembledge+ received was a request from (Stardust) to have a bar in the reception area, to accommodate Stardust’s ritual of Martini Fridays. With those marching orders, over a period of months, the new Stardust East transformed from “bowling alley” into a sophisticated SoHo gallery studio that architecturally underscores Stardust’s artistry in creating extraordinary visual content.” Nice!

It’s wallpaper. That reacts to heat. Amazing! But scroll to the bottom of the page and see the calendar that fades as the day passes, I need that in my life!

Architect Bruce Bolander has retrofitted Santa Monica’s Iconic “Graffiti Building” as a digital artists’ haven for Rock Paper Scissors and a52. That is a pretty smart place to work!

Photograph copyright Alan Pavlik

It’s not very often we get an interior design website submission, but Jethro Clunies-Ross has sent us his, and it’s full of quality shots from some fabulous projects his London-based company has completed.

As I’m in the middle of my own house renovation, Jethro has given me some excellent inspiration and some alternative ways of looking at executing certain finishes. Lovely stuff!

Very slick, very dapper work from Four IV, a graphic and interior design agency based in London. Some of their work is just exquisite.

Via The Serif

Get some graphic design as funky vinyl wall art for your home or office from these chaps. Tremendous stuff.

Via cpluv

Lisa Bengtsson has some cool illustration and natty wallpaper designs, although I’m not too sure they’d go in my house.

Well? It’s a bit white, and you couldn’t leave the dishes out. Actually, this house is available for photoshoots via Shootfactory. There’s more great photos of this place here.

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